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2026 NBA Mock Draft 4.2

by Carl Berman
written by Carl Berman

Version 4.2 (May 29, 2026)

Here is the latest version of our 2026 Mock Draft as of 5/29/26. This is our mock draft after the NCAA withdrawal deadline and with many borderline first and second round prospects electing to return to college.  NetScouts Basketball’s 2026 NBA Mock Draft is one of the top ten mock drafts featured on the Consensus Mock Draft column on NBA.com. 

Round 1

  1. Washington – AJ Dybantsa, 6’9/205, SF, BYU, Freshman
  2. Utah – Darryn Peterson, 6’5/205, CG, Kansas, Freshman
  3. Memphis – Cameron Boozer, 6’9/250, PF, Duke, Freshman
  4. Chicago – Caleb Wilson, 6’10/215, SF, North Carolina, Freshman
  5. LA Clippers – Keaton Wagler, 6’6/190, CG, Illinois, Freshman
  6. Brooklyn – Darius Acuff Jr., 6’3/190, PG, Arkansas, Freshman
  7. Sacramento – Mikel Brown Jr., 6’5/190, PG, Louisville, Freshman
  8. Atlanta – Aday Mara, 7’3/255, C, Michigan, Junior
  9. Dallas – Kingston Flemings, 6’4/190, PG, Houston, Freshman
  10. Milwaukee – Nate Ament, 6’10/207, SF, Tennessee, Freshman
  11. Golden State – Brayden Burries, 6’4/205, CG, Arizona, Freshman
  12. Oklahoma City – Yaxel Lendeborg, 6’9/235, PF, Michigan, Senior
  13. Miami – Lebaron Philon, 6’4/175, PG, Alabama, Soph.
  14. Charlotte – Morez Johnson Jr., 6’9/250, PF, Michigan, Soph  
  15. Chicago – Cameron Carr, 6’5/185, SG, Baylor, Soph.
  16. Memphis – Karim Lopez, 6’8/220, SF, Mexico (New Zealand)
  17. Oklahoma City – Jayden Quaintance, 6’10/255, PF, Kentucky, Soph.
  18. Charlotte – Chris Cenac Jr. 6’11/240, PF/C, Houston, Freshman
  19. Toronto – Hannes Steinbach, 6’11/220, C, Washington, Freshman
  20. San Antonio – Christian Anderson, 6’3/178, PG, Texas Tech, Soph
  21. Detroit – Bennett Stirtz, 6’4/190, PG, Iowa, Senior
  22. Philadelphia – Luigi Suigo, 7’3/240, C, Italy
  1. Atlanta – Ebuka Okorie, 6’2/185, PG, Stanford, Freshman
  2. New York – Dailyn Swain, 6’8/225, CF, Texas, Junior
  3. LA Lakers – Isaiah Evans, 6’6/190, SG, Duke, Soph.
  4. Denver – Meleek Thomas, 6’5/185, SG, Arkansas, Freshman
  5. Boston – Koa Peat, 6’8/235, PF, Arizona, Freshman 
  6. Minnesota – Allen Graves, 6’9/225, PF, Santa Clara, Freshman   
  7. Cleveland – Tarris Reed Jr., 6’11/265. C, UConn, Senior
  8. Dallas – Henri Veesaar, 7’0/225, C, North Carolina, Junior

Round 2

  •  31. New York – Joshua Jefferson, 6’9/240, CF, Iowa State, Senior
  •  32. Memphis – Alex Karaban, 6’8/220, CF, UConn
  •  33. Brooklyn – Ryan Conwell, 6’4/215, SG, Louisville, Senior
  •  34. Sacramento – Baba Miller, 6’11/225, PF, Cincinnati, Senior
  •  35. San Antonio – Zuby Ejiofor, 6’9/245, PF, St. John’s, Senior
  •  36. LA Clippers – Trevon Brazile, 6’10/230, PF, Arkansas, Senior
  •  37. Oklahoma City – Richie Saunders, 6’5/200, SF, BYU, Senior
  •  38. Chicago – Jack Kayil, 6’5/195, PG, Germany  
  •  39. Houston –   Sergio de Larrea, 6’6/200, CG, Spain
  •  40. Boston – Ugonna Onyenso, 7’0/245, C, Virginia, Senior
  •  41. Miami – Jaden Bradley, 6’3/205, PG, Arizona, Senior
  •  42. San Antonio – Dillon Mitchell, 6’8/205, SF, St. John’s, Senior
  •  43. Brooklyn  –  Maliq Brown, 6’9/225, PF, Duke, Senior
  •  44. San Antonio – Felix Okpara, 6’11/242, C, Tennessee, Senior
  •  45. Sacramento – Ja’Kobi Gillespie, 6’1/188, PG, Tennessee, Senior
  •  46. Orlando – Tyler Bilodeau, 6’9/235, PF, UCLA, Senior
  •  47. Phoenix – Bryce Hopkins, 6’7/225, SF, St. John’s, Senior
  •  48. Dallas – Braden Smith, 6’0/170, PG, Purdue, Senior
  •  49. Denver – Tobe Awaka, 6’8/255, PF, Arizona, Senior
  •  50. Toronto – Rafael Castro, 6’10/226, C, George Washington, Senior
  •  51. Washington –Kylan Boswell, 6’3/205, PG, Illinois, Senior
  •  52. LA Clippers – Keyshawn Hall, 6’7/225, SF, Auburn, Senior
  •  53. Houston – Izaiyah Nelson, 6’9/220, PF, South Florida, Senior
  •  54. Golden State – Nick Martinelli, 6’7/225, SF, Northwestern, Senior
  •  55. New Orleans – Aaron Nkrumah, 6’6/175, SG, Tennessee State, Senior
  •  56. Chicago – Emanuel Sharp, 6’6/210, SG, Houston, Senior
  •  57. Atlanta – Bruce Thornton, 6’2/215, PG, Ohio State, Senior
  •  58. New Orleans – Tyler Nickel, 6’7/220, SF, Tennessee, Senior
  •  59. Minnesota – Otega Oweh, 6’4/220, SG, Kentucky, Senior
  •  60.  Washington – Trey Kaufman-Renn, 6’9/240, PF/C, Purdue, Senior

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2026 NBA Mock Draft 4.1

by Carl Berman
written by Carl Berman

Version 4.1 (May 25, 2026)

Here is the latest version of our 2026 Mock Draft as of 5/25/26. This is our post-combine mock and after some additional prospects announced their return to college.  NetScouts Basketball’s 2026 NBA Mock Draft is listed among the top ten mock drafts on the Consensus Mock Draft feature on NBA.com. 

I am assuming that Flory Bidunga, Matt Able, Jeremy Fears Jr., Andrej Stojakovic and Malachi Moreno all head back to college. I imagine Tyler Tanner, Billy Richmond, Milan Momcilovic and Amari Allen will as well, although they are currently all listed in the second round.

Round 1

  1. Washington – AJ Dybantsa, 6’9/205, SF, BYU, Freshman
  2. Utah – Darryn Peterson, 6’5/205, CG, Kansas, Freshman
  3. Memphis – Cameron Boozer, 6’9/250, PF, Duke, Freshman
  4. Chicago – Caleb Wilson, 6’10/215, SF, North Carolina, Freshman
  5. LA Clippers – Keaton Wagler, 6’6/190, CG, Illinois, Freshman
  6. Brooklyn – Darius Acuff Jr., 6’3/190, PG, Arkansas, Freshman
  7. Sacramento – Mikel Brown Jr., 6’5/190, PG, Louisville, Freshman
  8. Atlanta – Aday Mara, 7’3/255, C, Michigan, Junior
  9. Dallas – Kingston Flemings, 6’4/190, PG, Houston, Freshman
  10. Milwaukee – Nate Ament, 6’10/207, SF, Tennessee, Freshman
  11. Golden State – Brayden Burries, 6’4/205, CG, Arizona, Freshman
  12. Oklahoma City – Yaxel Lendeborg, 6’9/235, PF, Michigan, Senior
  13. Miami – Lebaron Philon, 6’4/175, PG, Alabama, Soph.
  14. Charlotte – Morez Johnson Jr., 6’9/250, PF, Michigan, Soph  
  15. Chicago – Cameron Carr, 6’5/185, SG, Baylor, Soph.
  16. Memphis – Karim Lopez, 6’8/220, SF, Mexico (New Zealand)
  17. Oklahoma City – Jayden Quaintance, 6’10/255, PF, Kentucky, Soph.
  18. Charlotte – Chris Cenac Jr. 6’11/240, PF/C, Houston, Freshman
  19. Toronto – Hannes Steinbach, 6’11/220, C, Washington, Freshman
  20. San Antonio – Christian Anderson, 6’3/178, PG, Texas Tech, Soph
  21. Detroit – Bennett Stirtz, 6’4/190, PG, Iowa, Senior
  22. Philadelphia – Luigi Suigo, 7’3/240, C, Italy
  1. Atlanta –  Ebuka Okorie, 6’2/185, PG, Stanford, Freshman
  2. New York – Dailyn Swain, 6’8/225, CF, Texas, Junior
  3. LA Lakers – Isaiah Evans, 6’6/190, SG, Duke, Soph.
  4. Denver – Meleek Thomas, 6’5/185, SG, Arkansas, Freshman
  5. Boston – Koa Peat, 6’8/235, PF, Arizona, Freshman 
  6. Minnesota – Jack Kayil, 6’5/195, PG, Germany  
  7. Cleveland – Tarris Reed Jr., 6’11/265. C, UConn, Senior
  8. Dallas – Henri Veesaar, 7’0/225, C, North Carolina, Junior

Round 2

  •  New York – Joshua Jefferson, 6’9/240, CF, Iowa State, Senior
  •  Memphis – Tounde Yessoufou, 6’5/215, SG, Baylor, Freshman
  •  Brooklyn –  Allen Graves, 6’9/225, PF, Santa Clara, Freshman
  •  Sacramento – Amari Allen, 6’8/205, SF, Alabama, Freshman
  •  San Antonio –  Tyler Tanner, 6’0/175, PG, Vanderbilt, Soph
  •  LA Clippers – Zuby Ejiofor, 6’9/245, PF, St. John’s, Senior
  •  Oklahoma City – Milan Momcilovic, 6’8/225, SF, Iowa State
  •  Chicago – Alex Karaban, 6’8/220, CF, UConn, Senior
  •  Houston – Billy Richmond III, 6’6/205, SF, Arkansas, Soph.
  •  Boston – Trevon Brazile, 6’10/230, PF, Arkansas, Senior
  •  Miami – Baba Miller, 6’11/225, PF, Cincinnati, Senior
  •  San Antonio – Ryan Conwell, 6’4/215, SG, Louisville, Senior
  •  Brooklyn  –  Maliq Brown, 6’9/225, PF, Duke, Senior
  •  San Antonio – Sergio de Larrea, 6’6/200, CG, Spain
  •  Sacramento – Jaden Bradley, 6’3/205, PG, Arizona, Senior
  •  Orlando – Richie Saunders, 6’5/200, SF, BYU, Senior
  •  Phoenix – Dillon Mitchell, 6’8/205, SF, St. John’s, Senior
  •  Dallas – Braden Smith, 6’0/170, PG, Purdue, Senior
  •  Denver – Tyler Bilodeau, 6’9/235, UCLA, Senior
  •  Toronto – Rafael Castro, 6’10/226, C, George Washington, Senior
  •  Washington –Kylan Boswell, 6’3/205, PG, Illinois, Senior
  •  LA Clippers – Keyshawn Hall, 6’7/225, SF, Auburn, Senior
  •  Houston – Izaiyah Nelson, 6’9/220, PF, South Florida, Senior
  •  Golden State – Nick Martinelli, 6’7/225, SF, Northwestern, Senior
  •  New Orleans – Ja’Kobi Gillespie, 6’1/188, PG, Tennessee, Senior
  •  Chicago – Emanuel Sharp, 6’6/210, SG, Houston, Senior
  •  Atlanta – Bruce Thornton, 6’2/215, PG, Ohio State, Senior
  •  New Orleans – Tyler Nickel, 6’7/220, SF, Tennessee, Senior
  •  Minnesota – Otega Oweh, 6’4/220, SG, Kentucky, Senior
  •   Washington – Trey Kaufman-Renn, 6’9/240, PF/C, Purdue, Senior

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Top International Players from the ANGT Euroleague Athens Event

by Carl Berman
written by Carl Berman

The Adidas Next Generation Euroleague Tournament in Athens delivered an exciting showcase of elite youth talent, with several standout performances drawing the attention of NBA scouts in attendance. The competition was solid throughout with Real Madid and Barcelona going undefeated in their groups. In addition to the Spanish teams, Panathinaikos (Greece). Cedevita (Slovenia), Crvena Zvezda (Serbia), INSEP (France), Zalgiris (Lithuania) and for the first time, an American team, (3SSB) competed. Barcelona captured the 2026 championship, defeating Real Madrid 85-77 in the final.

Standout Performers

Joaquim Boumtje Boumtje – 7’0 Power Forward, Barcelona – Duke Commit
Widely considered the top prospect at ANGT, Boumtje Boumtje displayed elite versatility as he was named the Most Valuable Player at the event in leading Barcelona to the championship. His ability to facilitate from the frontcourt, shoot from outside and defend multiple positions highlighted his high basketball IQ and seamless fit for Duke’s system. Over four games, he averaged an impressive 19.0 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game while connecting on 9-of-19 three-pointers.

Mohamed Dabone – 6’11 Power Forward/Center, Barcelona
The 14-year-old phenom from Burkina Faso was sensational throughout Barcelona’s championship run, averaging 17.2 points and 5.8 rebounds per game. His physical presence and soft touch around the rim created matchup nightmares for opposing bigs. His shooting ability is also impressive as he converted 19-of-22 free throws (86.4%) and even made 2-of-4 threes. Dabone’s tournament-best performance—25 points and 9 rebounds against Next 3SSB—solidified his status as a must-watch prospect for years to come.

Fabian Kayser – 6’8 Guard, Real Madrid
Kayser led Real Madrid with a strong all-around performance, averaging 13.2 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 5.8 assists per game (against only 2.5 turnovers per game) across four contests. His consistent playmaking and leadership were key factors in Real Madrid’s run to the championship game.

Egor Amosov – 6’6 Guard,/Forward, Real Madrid
Amosov impressed with his two-way play, averaging 15 points, 5 rebounds, and 4 assists per game while showcasing elite defensive instincts with 2.5 steals per contest. His best performance came against Panathinaikos Athens, where he posted 17 points and 7 assists in a commanding display. Asomov connected on 37% from deep, making 10-of-27 of his three-pointers.

Aleksej Nedeljkovic – 6’7 Guard, Crvena Zvezda Belgrade
The 6’7″ guard was a revelation despite his team’s 0-3 finish, averaging a tournament-leading 22.7 points and added 4.0 rebounds per game. Nedeljković exploded for 30 points against the USA team, 3SSB, and followed up with 25 points against Zalgiris Kaunas. He shot 61.3% on two-point attempts (19-of-31) and connected on 7-of-15 three-pointers in his three games. His scoring prowess and size at the guard position made him one of the most intriguing prospects at the event.

Maks Ciperle – 6’7 Small Forward, Cedevita Olympia Ljubljana
Despite his team’s struggles, Ciperle emerged as one of the tournament’s brightest individual performers. He dominated with 21 points, 16 rebounds, and 4 assists in his best outing, finishing the tournament with averages of 18.3 points and 10.3 rebounds across three games. His relentless energy on the glass and ability to finish through contact made him a standout in defeat.

Sayon Keita – 7’0 Center, Barcelona –North CarolinaCommit
Keita, originally from Mali, showcased why North Carolina fans should be excited about his future. The athletic big flashed his two-way potential throughout the tournament, averaging 9.0 points, 8.5 rebounds (3.5 offensive) and 2.5 blocks per game across four contests. His rim protection and energy were vital to Barcelona’s defensive identity.

Yale Masdieu-Reynaert –  6’3 Guard, Pole France INSEP
Masdieu-Reynaert delivered one of the most complete performances of the tournament. The 6’3″ guard posted 19 points, 7 rebounds, 9 assists, and 4 steals in his best outing, demonstrating exceptional playmaking and leadership. Across three games, he averaged 15.7 points, 5.7 rebounds and 6 assists while making 4-of-10 three-pointers, leading his team to a 2-1 record.

Felipe Quinones – 6’1 Guard, Panathinaikos Athens
Quinones put up eye-popping numbers for Panathinaikos Athens, averaging 27 points, 8.3 rebounds, and 6.7 assists across three games. The dynamic guard showcased an elite ability to get to the basket and finish, posting explosive performances of 34 and 29 points in separate contests. He also rebounded exceptionally well for a guard, pulling down 12 boards in one game. However, turnovers were a concern, as he averaged close to 6 per game—an area that will need refinement as he continues to develop. He also needs to develop his shooting range as he only converted 1-of-8 three-pointers over his three games.

This article was written by Andrew Keeling and Carl Berman of NetScouts Basketball. You can follow us on Instagram, or on twitter.

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2026 NBA Mock Draft 4.0

by Carl Berman
written by Carl Berman

Version 4.0 (May 11, 2026)

Here is the latest version of our 2026 Mock Draft as of 5/11/26. This is our post-lottery mock and after some prospects announced their return to college.  NetScouts Basketball’s 2026 NBA Mock Draft will be featured among the top ten mock drafts on NBA.com. 

Round 1

  1. Washington – AJ Dybantsa, 6’9/205, SF, BYU, Freshman
  2. Utah – Darryn Peterson, 6’5/205, CG, Kansas, Freshman
  3. Memphis – Cameron Boozer, 6’9/250, PF, Duke, Freshman
  4. Chicago – Caleb Wilson, 6’10/215, SF, North Carolina, Freshman
  5. LA Clippers – Keaton Wagler, 6’6/190, CG, Illinois, Freshman
  6. Brooklyn – Darius Acuff Jr., 6’3/190, PG, Arkansas, Freshman
  7. Sacramento – Kingston Flemings, 6’4/190, PG, Houston, Freshman
  8. Atlanta – Aday Mara, 7’3/255, C, Michigan, Junior
  9. Dallas – Mikel Brown Jr., 6’5/190, PG, Louisville, Freshman
  10. Milwaukee – Nate Ament, 6’10/207, SF, Tennessee, Freshman
  11. Golden State – Brayden Burries, 6’4/205, CG, Arizona, Freshman
  12. Oklahoma City – Yaxel Lendeborg, 6’9/235, PF, Michigan, Senior
  13. Miami – Lebaron Philon, 6’4/175, PG, Alabama, Soph.
  14. Charlotte – Karim Lopez, 6’8/220, SF, Mexico (New Zealand)
  15. Chicago – Hannes Steinbach, 6’11/220, C, Washington, Freshman
  16. Memphis – Jayden Quaintance, 6’10/255, PF, Kentucky, Soph.
  17. Oklahoma City – Koa Peat, 6’8/235, PF, Arizona, Freshman  
  18. Charlotte – Chris Cenac Jr. 6’11/240, PF/C, Houston, Freshman
  19. Toronto – Morez Johnson Jr., 6’9/250, PF, Michigan, Soph.
  20. San Antonio – Dailyn Swain, 6’8/225, CF, Texas, Junior
  21. Detroit – Christian Anderson, 6’3/178, PG, Texas Tech, Soph
  22. Philadelphia – Bennett Stirtz, 6’4/190, PG, Iowa, Senior
  23. Atlanta – Cameron Carr, 6’5/185, SG, Baylor, Soph.
  24. New York – Amari Allen, 6’8/205, SF, Alabama, Freshman
  25. LA Lakers – Isaiah Evans, 6’6/190, SG, Duke, Soph.
  26. Denver – Meleek Thomas, 6’5/185, SG, Arkansas, Freshman
  27. Boston – Tarris Reed Jr., 6’11/265. C, UConn, Senior
  28. Minnesota – Ebuka Okorie, 6’2/185, PG, Stanford, Freshman
  29. Cleveland – Tounde Yessoufou, 6’5/215, SG, Baylor, Freshman
  30. Dallas –  Henri Veesaar, 7’0/225, C, North Carolina, Junior

Round 2

  •  31. New York – Joshua Jefferson, 6’9/240, CF, Iowa State, Senior
  •  32. Memphis – Tyler Tanner, 6’0/175, PG, Vanderbilt, Soph.
  •  33. Brooklyn –  Allen Graves, 6’9/225, PF, Santa Clara, Freshman
  •  34. Sacramento – Luigi Suigo, 7’3/240, C, Italy
  •  35. San Antonio –  Rueben Chinyelu, 6’10/265, C, Florida, Junior
  •  36. LA Clippers – Zuby Ejiofor, 6’9/245, PF, St. John’s, Senior
  •  37. Oklahoma City – Milan Momcilovic, 6’8/225, SF, Iowa State
  •  38. Chicago – Alex Karaban, 6’8/220, CF, UConn, Senior
  •  39. Houston – Billy Richmond III, 6’6/205, SF, Arkansas, Soph.
  •  40. Boston – Trevon Brazile, 6’10/230, PF, Arkansas, Senior
  •  41. Miami – Baba Miller, 6’11/225, PF, Cincinnati, Senior
  • 42.  San Antonio – Ryan Conwell, 6’4/215, SG, Louisville, Senior
  •  43. Brooklyn  –  Maliq Brown, 6’9/225, PF, Duke, Senior
  •  44. San Antonio – Sergio de Larrea, 6’6/200, CG, Spain
  •  45. Sacramento – Jaden Bradley, 6’3/205, PG, Arizona, Senior
  •  46. Orlando – Braden Smith, 6’0/170, PG, Purdue, Senior
  •  47. Phoenix – Izaiyah Nelson, 6’9/220, PF, South Florida, Senior
  •  48. Dallas–  Alexandros Samodurov, 6’11/212, PF, Greece
  •  49. Denver – Tyler Bilodeau, 6’9/235, UCLA, Senior
  •  50. Toronto – Richie Saunders, 6’5/200, SF, BYU, Senior
  •  51. Washington –Kylan Boswell, 6’3/205, PG, Illinois, Senior
  •  52. LA Clippers – Keyshawn Hall, 6’7/225, SF, Auburn, Senior
  •  53. Houston – Rafael Castro, 6’10/226, C, George Washington, Senior
  •  54. Golden State – Otega Oweh, 6’4/220, SG, Kentucky, Senior
  •  55. New Orleans – Ja’Kobi Gillespie, 6’1/188, PG, Tennessee, Senior
  •  56. Chicago – Emanuel Sharp, 6’6/210, SG, Houston, Senior
  •  57. Atlanta – Bruce Thornton, 6’2/215, PG, Ohio State, Senior
  •  58. New Orleans – Tyler Nickel, 6’7/220, SF, Tennessee, Senior
  •  59. Minnesota –  Nick Martinelli, 6’7/225, SF, Northwestern, Senior
  •  60. Washington – Malik Reneau, 6’9/238, PF, Miami, Senior

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2026 NBA Mock Draft 3.1

by Carl Berman
written by Carl Berman

Version 3.1 (May 5, 2026)

Here is the latest version of our 2026 Mock Draft as of 5/1/26. This is our post-transfer portal mock and after some prospects announced their return to college.  After the lottery we’ll adjust for team needs. Draft order is from Tankathon as of 5/1/26.   NetScouts Basketball’s 2026 NBA Mock Draft will be featured among the top ten mock drafts on NBA.com. 

Round 1

  1. Washington – AJ Dybantsa, 6’9/205, SF, BYU, Freshman
  2. Indiana – Darryn Peterson, 6’5/205, CG, Kansas, Freshman
  3. Brooklyn – Cameron Boozer, 6’9/250, PF, Duke, Freshman
  4. Utah – Caleb Wilson, 6’10/215, SF, North Carolina, Freshman
  5. Sacramento – Keaton Wagler, 6’6/190, CG, Illinois, Freshman
  6. Memphis – Darius Acuff Jr., 6’3/190, PG, Arkansas, Freshman
  7. Atlanta – Kingston Flemings, 6’4/190, PG, Houston, Freshman
  8. Dallas – Mikel Brown Jr., 6’5/190, PG, Louisville, Freshman
  9. Chicago – Nate Ament, 6’10/207, SF, Tennessee, Freshman
  10. Milwaukee – Brayden Burries, 6’4/205, CG, Arizona, Freshman
  11. Golden State – Lebaron Philon, 6’4/175, PG, Alabama, Soph.
  12. Oklahoma City – Yaxel Lendeborg, 6’9/235, PF, Michigan, Senior
  13. Miami – Karim Lopez, 6’8/220, SF, Mexico (New Zealand)
  14. Charlotte – Aday Mara, 7’3/255, C, Michigan, Junior
  15. Chicago – Hannes Steinbach, 6’11/220, C, Washington, Freshman
  16. Memphis – Jayden Quaintance, 6’10/255, PF, Kentucky, Soph.
  17. Oklahoma City – Koa Peat, 6’8/235, PF, Arizona, Freshman  
  18. Charlotte – Chris Cenac Jr. 6’11/240, PF/C, Houston, Freshman
  19. Toronto – Morez Johnson Jr., 6’9/250, PF, Michigan, Soph.
  20. San Antonio – Dailyn Swain, 6’8/225, CF, Texas, Junior
  21. Detroit – Christian Anderson, 6’3/178, PG, Texas Tech, Soph
  22. Philadelphia – Bennett Stirtz, 6’4/190, PG, Iowa, Senior
  23. Atlanta – Cameron Carr, 6’5/185, SG, Baylor, Soph.
  24. New York – Amari Allen, 6’8/205, SF, Alabama, Freshman
  25. LA Lakers – Isaiah Evans, 6’6/190, SG, Duke, Soph.
  26. Denver – Meleek Thomas, 6’5/185, SG, Arkansas, Freshman
  27. Boston – Tarris Reed Jr., 6’11/265. C, UConn, Senior
  28. Minnesota – Ebuka Okorie, 6’2/185, PG, Stanford, Freshman
  29. Cleveland – Tounde Yessoufou, 6’5/215, SG, Baylor, Freshman
  30. Dallas –  Henri Veesaar, 7’0/225, C, North Carolina, Junior

Round 2

  •  31. New York – Joshua Jefferson, 6’9/240, CF, Iowa State, Senior
  •  32. Memphis – Tyler Tanner, 6’0/175, PG, Vanderbilt, Soph.
  •  33. Brooklyn –  Allen Graves, 6’9/225, PF, Santa Clara, Freshman
  •  34. Sacramento – Luigi Suigo, 7’3/240, C, Italy
  •  35. San Antonio –  Rueben Chinyelu, 6’10/265, C, Florida, Junior
  •  36. LA Clippers – Zuby Ejiofor, 6’9/245, PF, St. John’s, Senior
  •  37. Oklahoma City – Milan Momcilovic, 6’8/225, SF, Iowa State
  •  38. Chicago – Alex Karaban, 6’8/220, CF, UConn, Senior
  •  39. Houston – Billy Richmond III, 6’6/205, SF, Arkansas, Soph.
  •  40. Boston – Trevon Brazile, 6’10/230, PF, Arkansas, Senior
  •  41. Miami – Baba Miller, 6’11/225, PF, Cincinnati, Senior
  •  42. San Antonio – Ryan Conwell, 6’4/215, SG, Louisville, Senior
  •  43. Brooklyn  –  Maliq Brown, 6’9/225, PF, Duke, Senior
  •  44. San Antonio – Sergio de Larrea, 6’6/200, CG, Spain
  •  45. Sacramento – Jaden Bradley, 6’3/205, PG, Arizona, Senior
  •  46. Phoenix – Braden Smith, 6’0/170, PG, Purdue, Senior
  •  47. Dallas – Jojo Tugler, 6’8/230, PF, Houston, Junior
  •  48. Orlando –  Alexandros Samodurov, 6’11/212, PF, Greece
  •  49. Toronto – Tyler Bilodeau, 6’9/235, UCLA, Senior
  •  50. Denver – Richie Saunders, 6’5/200, SF, BYU, Senior
  •  51. Washington –Kylan Boswell, 6’3/205, PG, Illinois, Senior
  •  52. Houston – Keyshawn Hall, 6’7/225, SF, Auburn, Senior
  •  53. LA Clippers – Rafael Castro, 6’10/226, C, George Washington, Senior
  •  54. Golden State – Otega Oweh, 6’4/220, SG, Kentucky, Senior
  •  55. New Orleans – Ja’Kobi Gillespie, 6’1/188, PG, Tennessee, Senior
  •  56. Chicago – Emanuel Sharp, 6’6/210, SG, Houston, Senior
  •  57. Atlanta – Bruce Thornton, 6’2/215, PG, Ohio State, Senior
  •  58. New Orleans – Tyler Nickel, 6’7/220, SF, Tennessee, Senior
  •  59. Minnesota –  Malik Reneau, 6’9/238, PF, Miami, Senior
  •  60. Washington – Jeremy Fears Jr., 6’2/190, PG, Michigan State, Soph.

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